Doctor gave bad news to Shubman Gill, suspense over playing the second test

IND vs AUS: In the Test series being played between India and Australia, India registered a spectacular victory in the first Test, but now Shubman Gill's injury regarding the second Test has worried Indian cricket fans. Gill suffered a finger injury during practice before the Perth Test, and now as per the advice of doctors, questions have been raised on his chances of playing in the second Test.

Second Test: Suspense situation

The second Test match between India and Australia will be played in Adelaide from 6 December to 10 December. This Test will be day-night, in which pink ball will be used. According to initial reports, Gill has been advised complete rest for 10 to 14 days. This means that he will not even participate in the two-day practice match to be held in Canberra. Sources said that doctors believe that Gill's injury requires time for full recovery, and even if he recovers, he will still need practice before the Test match.

Seriousness of Gill's injury

Team India selector and former cricketer Jatin Paranjape said that Gill's injury is such that the player may have to stay out for 2-3 Test matches. This statement indicates that the situation regarding Gill's return is unclear at the moment. Without him, the Indian team's plans will be affected, especially when the team has made a strong start in the first Test.

No discussion of Shami going to Australia

Meanwhile, there were some reports about another Indian team member Mohammed Shami. Sources told the Times of India that there has been no discussion about sending Shami to Australia yet. Shami is currently playing in the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, and no talks have been held about his going to Australia.

Status of the Indian team

India are leading the series 1-0 after beating Australia by 295 runs in the first Test. This victory boosts the confidence of the Indian team, but the condition of Gill's injury has posed a new challenge to the team management. Shubman Gill's absence may force the team to change the batting order, which will require other players to shoulder additional responsibility.

Possible options

If Gill does not play in the second Test, the Indian team management will have to change the batting order. Experienced batsmen like KL Rahul, Cheteshwar Pujara and Virat Kohli will have to shoulder more responsibility. Apart from this, other options like young players can also be included in the team in place of Shubman Gill.

At the moment, all eyes are on Gill's recovery, and it remains to be seen how his condition develops in the next few days. If his condition improves, he may get a chance to play in the Test match. Otherwise, the Indian team will have to be ready to make up for his absence.